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Crown rib roast of pork with an apple and Italian sausage stuffing.
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Heady red wine + wild pork = delicious.
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This recipe is by Barbara Kafka and takes 2 hours plus chilling time. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
Ingredients: bay leaf, cloves, rosemary, lamb
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When the chef Tony Maws’s grandparents died, he decided to start having Passover Seder at his restaurant, Craigie on Main in Cambridge, Mass This short rib recipe, brought to The Times in 2011, was among the dishes he served, both to his family (on the first night) and his diners (on the second and third nights) It’s a Sephardic take on his grandmother’s tsimmes and brisket, prepared a day in advance and refrigerated to let the flavors meld and the fat float to the top to be skimmed
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This simple recipe handed down from a Scandinavian mother uses chili beans, diced tomatoes, and tomato sauce to turn turkey, onion, and celery into a chili
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The complex, earthy flavors and aromas of root vegetables are released by a brief sautéing.
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For a seasonal twist on a classic cold-weather breakfast treat, stir sweet, vitamin-packed pumpkin into your morning oatmeal.
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Starting with dried chickpeas instead of canned ones makes all the difference in this citrusy side dish. Although soaking and cooking the chickpeas takes a bit more time, the effort is minimal.
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Smoked fishalready cooked and intensely flavorfulis an ideal addition to dishes when time is of the essence. We've used trout here, but another flaky fish, such as haddock or whitefish, would work just as well.
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This light and flavorful appetizer is great for seafood and garlic lovers!
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Tasty hot crab dip appetizer with lump crab meat, cream cheese, mayo, and seasonings.
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When devising a signature drink for the Seelbach Hotel in Louisville, Ky., Adam Seger drew inspiration from the cocktails made with cava and Spanish brandy that he had tasted at a Spanish restaurant Wishing to create something that would resemble a pre-Prohibition drink, he replaced the brandy with Old Forester, a bourbon with a long heritage in Kentucky, and the cava with Korbel Brut, the sort of sparkling wine that would have been available to a Louisville bartender in the early years of the 20th century The drink comes across as a mash-up of a manhattan and a Champagne cocktail: refreshing and just peculiar enough to keep you interested